2024-07-312024-07-311958-10-02https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16392Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm275,000 workers walk out at 126 GM plants: Issues are unresolved as deadline passes ; Chrysler and union wrap up pact: Some sections of contract still on table ; Seeking two men in slaying here of Texas man ; Strike begins in Pontiac ; Auto smashup kills woman ; Burdette faces Turley in 2nd ; Expert analyzes baseball and TV ; Strike halts work at 3 GM plants ; Monday deadline for Nov. election: 3 days left to register ; Ford unveils car to press ; New models must have price tag ; GM Building occupants wait for elevators ; Firemen’s Field Day here only one of kind in state ; UAW-GM moves listed: Major events in struggle ; Mental patients may get beds ; The day in Birmingham: Hudson, Honigman to talk on issues facing voters ; Train ride turns boys’ 'itchy feet’ to itchy arms ; GM production dips 600,000 ; Liz says Mike would wish her happiness ; Copter pilot finds body of Kenneth, 4 ; County Dems gather for dinner tonight ; Sea water studied as source of fuel ; Orders for Buicks outstrip production ; U of M publication to be ready Oct.24 ; Cancer group plans to survey million ; Chauffeur wins round as boss marches home ; Koren to fill post vacated by KrausePDFen-USUsers assume all responsibility for questions of copyright, invasion of privacy, and rights of publicity that may arise in using reproductions from the library's collections.StrikesGeneral MotorsChrysler CorporationUnited Auto Workers UnionContract negotiationsBaseballElectionsAutomobile manufacturingMental healthTaylor, Elizabeth, 1932-2011PoliticsCancer researchThe Pontiac Press: 1958-10-02TextOakland University